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Sinkholes
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Sinkholes are holes in the ground of widths and depths. The widest, measuring 80 kilometres, is the Qattara Depression in Egypt; the deepest one is in China, descending 662 metres. Sinkholes occur in areas where the underlying rock or eroded by water containing a high concentration of acid. Water becomes acidic it absorbs carbon dioxide from soil and dead plants. This water creates a cavity or hole in the rock which gets bigger over time. The earth covering the cavity into the hole beneath when it can no longer support own weight, and in some cases, the weight of buildings and roads that have been constructed on top of it.
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